The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1966 — Page 3

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When You’ve Nothing To Say Don’t Join The Conversation By Allied Sheinwold There’s nothing wrong with joining a conversation when you have something to say, but when you’re at the bridge table it’s poor form to add your morsel just to hear the sound of

your voice.

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MARCH 2 AND 3 WED. AND THURS. Mali*** At 1:1# Ev»*i*l At 7:1S

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O QJ875 4 643 North Eort Sooth Wert 14 1 14 2 9 4 4 All Pass Opening lead — 9 J of the conversation tn stead of htHdtng one spade. North would have played the hand at three notrump, a very reasonable contract. Against four spades. West opened the jack of hearts and continued the suit. South ruffed and saw that he needed a 3-3 break in trumps. He also needed four trump tricks to add to the five diamonds and the ace ef dubs to win a total of ton tricks. The only chance seas to ruff twice in the South hand and draw trumps with tha king and ace before running the diamonds. But first South had to maka the key play of leading a low trump and playing low also from the dummy. SMUTS TO CLUBS East won with the nine of spades and Shifted to the king of dubs. Declarer won In dummy with the ace of dubs and ruffed dummy's last heart. South cashed the king of spades, which was now his last trump, and got to dummy with a diamond to load out the ace ef spades. This drew the last two trumps and allowed South to discard a dub. South then ran the rest of the diamonds and gave up his last dub at tha end after ha had taken ten tricks. DAILY QUESTION You have opened with one dub, ,the next player bids ons heart, partner passes and the other opponent bids two hearts. You hold: S-A 3 2 H-K4S DA K 10 C-A J t 7. What do pouaayT ANSWER: Double or bid S NT. This shows a very strong some courage). If your pkrtner has a balanced bust, you may get killed; hut you may well loee a game or a good part score If jpu retire from the auction.

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DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR Mon. thru Fri. 9-12 1-5 Mon., Tuot., Thurs. Evonings 7-9 OOSH) SATURDAYS PhoaeOlMMa A Sanaal DHm

frtd C. Porter Rites Saturday Services for Fred C. Parker, 86, Ooatesville, Route 1, will be held Saturday at 1 p. m. at the Weaver Funeral Home in Ooatesville with burial in the Coateeville Cemetery. Mr. Parker passed away Wednesday evening. He was bom in Pittsboro on Nov. 8, 1879, the son of Henry Lloyd and Isabelle Caton Parker. The deceased was married to Mae Warwick on Dec. 5, 1906. He moved to the Coatesville community in 1918 where he was a farmer. My. Parker was a member of the Amo Baptist Church. Survivors are the wife, two eons, Franke, Daleville, Roy, rural Coatesville; two daughters; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Ralph Young Dios Ralph T. Young, 68, who resided on Brasil, Route 5, passed away in the Putnam County Hospital at 6 o’clock this morning. He was admitted to the hospital Wednesday. Next of kin, according to hospital records, la his wife, LymUa Bell# Young.

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WAU STREET COTTER NEW YORK (UPI—Newton D. Zinder of E. F. Hutton 4 Co. says that if the current decline is halted above the 975.89 closing low of Fet\. 1, the intermediate uptrend will be considered intact and the market will be in a good position to begin a third assault on the 1,000 harrier in the DowJones industrial average.

Jay F. Gershkoff of Philips, Appel 4 Walden says he would maintain a policy of buying strongly situated stocks that could outperform the general market

William R. White of HomHower 4 Weeks — Hemphill, Noyes says the market is endeavoring to discount problems arising from inflationary monetary developments.

Seriate Is Fatal To Alfred Sleaa NEW YORK UPI—Early In this century, a young New Jersey manufacturer convinced the Olds Motors Co., that his roller bearings would work better in automobiles than heavily greased wagon axles. About 80 year# later, Hie same man of vision wrote a cheek for 810 million to endow one of the nation’s giant research foundations. In the interim, he became one of the true giants of American Industry. The man was Alfred Pritchard Sloan, Jr., "Mr. General Motors’’ to millions of ▲marlcans “Silent Sloan” to the thousands of GM employes who worked for him for the more than SO years he spent shaping the destbiy of the auto firm, Sloan died Wednesday at the ago of 90 of myocardial Infarction—a massive heart attack. Ha died at Memorial SloanKettering Center, which was part of the foundation he set up with that $10 million back in 1987.

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Hl-Y CAR WASH s 1.50 per car

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Five Will Die For Gang Rape MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI — Eight Negroes charged with the gang rape of two white girls were convicted Thursday by an integrated jury. The all-male panel fixed the sentence of five of the men at death—a penalty which Tennessee has not carried out in more than five years. The jury, which Included two Negroes, set the sentence of the other three men at 99 years in prison. Two other defendants were acquitted by the panel which deliberated 20 hours. The defendants, age 17 to 27, were charged with raping girls aged 14 and 16. The girls testified they were attacked repeatedly the night of Nov. 14, 1964, by a gang of Negroes who broke windows out of a parked car in which they sat with their dates. The girls said they were raped while their escorts were held at bay with a knife and a bayonet

Find Boeing 727 Is "Airworthy 1 WASHINGTON UPI — The Boeing 727, involved in four crashes which killed 264 persons, is "completely airworthy” but the Federal Aviation Agency FAA is recommending refinements in pilot practices. The refinements and the declaration of air worthiness came Thursday from the agency after a conference with the nine airlines which use the Ttailed jet and the men who fly them. The FAA left little doubt that while the crashes are still un-

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der investigation and no final causes have been determined, cockpit practices were the chief factor under suspicion in the four acidenta.

Plano Tiro Blows SYDNEY, Australia UPI — A BOAC Boeing 707 airliner with 101 passengers burst a nosewheel tire on TtwuUng at Mascot Airport today. The plane was landing in a heavy rainstorm with 51 British immigrants among the passengers. There were no injuriee.

Card Of Thanks We sincerely appreciated all those who called at the funeral home, the food brought in to our home and the many thoughtful sympathy cards sent us at the passing of our mother and grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Walton. God Bless you all. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCam» mack and Family.

Slip a card table under tha small end of your Ironing board to keep clothes off the floor when Ironing.

Clark’s Beady Mix CONCRETE WINTERIZED, STEAM HEATED, STATE INSPECTED. WE POUR CONCRETK FOR NEW HOMES AS WHl At 019 SAND AND GRAVEL AND MASONRY SAND FOR BEST SERVICE PHONE REELSVILLE, 672-3441

Why settle for less? Get the big car with the big warranty* for a lew dollars a month more.

Make

Wheelbase ^

V-8 Engine Cubic Inch Oispiacnmant

Base Monthly Paymeate

Difference Per Month

CHRYSLER NEWPORT

124' 219.0'

383

$65.80

FORD GALAXIE 500

119' 210.0'

289

$58.32

$7.48

CHEVROLET IMPALA

119' 2132'

283

$58.45

$735

and local taxes, interest insurance, and licensing fees.

wkidMvw cofflM firit, uamst tehrts in mtefbl* m4 workmanship and will replace or repair at* Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of busmen, without charge for required parts and labor, th* ongint block, head and internal parts, intoke monifold, water pump tron*minion case and internal parts (esduding manual dutch! torque converter, drive shaft, universal lomts. raur axis and dMerential, and raw wheel bearings at da IMS aatemebitas, provided tha owner hoe the enqine oN chanted every 3 months nr 4,000 mites, whichovir comas «rsi.Jha ad filter top) and every eocand oN change and On carharater air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, and awry 6 months furnishes to such a daalar ovidonco of performance of the required service, aad requests the dealer to certify (1) receipt af each evidence and (2) the car’s then current mileage.

Nobody comes close to Chrysler’s big-car value—or its S-year/SO.OOO-mile engine and drive train protection!

AUTHORIZED DEALBI

CHRYSLER

Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can afford

PUTNAM MOTOR SALES 1,8 North Indiana St.

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

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JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

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